I might not have the correct camino, someone will soon spot it!
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Hospitalidad en familia: Arrés agosto del 2000
Hola. Somos Miguel Ángel, Irene...
And I see no point in making Web-Apps of walking trails that I'll never get to experience. But apparently it gives you joy. I get my joy by walking the Camino. Others get it by creating art and music, spending time with their families, and a...
The memories of the night Notre Dame burned are still so vivid - I remember exactly where I was, and the deep shocked sadness.
What a joy that it will soon open again, restored to glory.
Thanks, @mspath!
Ah OK.
The Army bit was not related to the Camino directly, but to the story.
I merely mentioned my 22 years in the Army, to illustrate that I had led a life of discipline and perhaps to a degree a lack of sensitivity to feelings. My own or...
I appreciate the feedback. In ways it sounds like you’ve cracked the code with preparation and listening to yourself and body. I do think flexibility and being open to the journey plays a part. I can’t imagine my 1st Camino being 42 days. Wow...
Early May, should be ok, but weather can change drastically in the pyrenees so be prepared. Here was a day in late April, this year. The day before and after were dry and sunny..
BTW, 6 days later, full on blizzard across the Pyrenees. We were down below by then and only got rain. Another Pilgrim sent me a pic at the pass. Our timing was good or we just got lucky.
Should be ok, but if you start in France, there may be road works and trail damage up to the pass on that side from weather late this year. Maybe just take the bus to the Somport pass and start there.
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